Showing 11–20 of 121 results
Barre Dissecting and Ligature Forcep
(0 Reviews)
Barre Dissecting and Ligature Forcep is a specialized device that surgeons can use to manipulate minute tissues and delicate blood vessels, in order to perform ligature within small surgical sites.
- Delicate & Extra-Delicate Jaws to Grasp Minute Tissues.
- Inner Jaws Serrations for Strong Tissue Fixation.
- Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Optimal Handling.
Bengolea Artery Forcep
(0 Reviews)
Bengolea Artery Forcep is a specialized device that surgeons use to clamp blood vessels, especially large arteries, during a variety of surgical scenarios. The instrument is also useful to grasp disposable materials, tissues and sutures.
- Transverse Serrations to Prevent Endothelial Damage.
- 1 x 2 Toothed Optional Patterns for Enhanced Clamping.
- Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Superior Control.
Benson Pylorus Spreader
(0 Reviews)
The ® Benson Pylorus Spreader is a specialized instrument commonly used to grip delicate internal tissue, organs and membranes. It is also used to localize bleeders and clamp them for hemostasis. Commonly used in general surgery, cardiovascular procedures as well as gynecological surgeries.
- Broad Tips For Secure Grip On Tissues
- Narrow Jaws For Deep Tissue Access
- Light Weight For Comfortable Handling
Bergmann Sponge Holding Forcep
(0 Reviews)
Bergmann Sponge Holding Forcep is a specialized surgical device that surgeons in several areas can use for grasping, holding, and mobilizing different types of dressings, in order to absorb blood and other fluids.
- Oval Fenestrated Jaws Granting Firm Grasps.
- Streamlined Intrument Profile for Deep Surgical Access.
- Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Superior Handling.
Bernhard Towel Clamp
(0 Reviews)
Bernhard Towel Clamp is a specialized device that surgeons in several fields use to statically fix sterile drapes around the operative site, in order to enhance the view of the anatomical targets.
- 1 x 1 Prongs Ensuring Exceptional Clamping.
- Ratchet System for Self-Retaining the Jaws.
- Ergonomic Finger Rings Promoting Optimal Handling.
Birkett Artery Forcep
(0 Reviews)
Birkett Artery Forcep is a specialized device that surgeons in different areas can use to manipulate blood vessels, clamp their lumen and control the blood flow, in order to achieve adequate haemostasis.
- Inner Serrations to Achieve an Excellent Grip.
- Tapered Jaws Ensuring Narrow Surgical Access.
- Ratchet System for Self-Retaining Clamping.
Bonney Sponge Holding Forcep
(0 Reviews)
Bonney Sponge Holding Forcep are specialized surgical devices that general surgeons can use to grasp and mobilize cotton wool swabs, sponges and other dressings, in order to clear fluids from the surgical field.
- Atraumatic Looped Jaws for Avoiding Local Injury.
- Reliable Ratchet Mechanism for Performing Self-Retaining Clamping.
- Ergonomic Finger Rings for Superior Control.
Boys-Allis Intestinal and Tissue Grasping Forcep
(0 Reviews)
The ® Boys-Allis Intestinal and Tissue Grasping Forcep is a useful surgical instrument commonly used to grasp tissues as clamp blood vessels to stop bleeding during general, gynecological and cardiovascular surgeries.
- Broad Tips To Grasp Thicker Tissue
- Serrated Teeth For Secure Grip
- Ergonomic Ring Handles For Comfortable Handling
Bozeman Sponge Holding Forcep
(0 Reviews)
Bozeman Sponge Holding Forcep is a specialized surgical tool that surgeons in multiple areas, especially in GYN/OB, can use to absorb blood and other fluids from the surgical field.
- Long Serrated Jaws for Carrying Large Dressings.
- Straight & S-Shaped Designs for Suiting Different Applications.
- Ergonomic Finger Rings Ensuring Maximum Control.
Bryant Dressing Forcep
(0 Reviews)
Bryant Dressing Forcep is a specialized device that surgeons in different areas use to grasp, hold and manipulate gauzes, swabs and other materials that permit to absorb blood and fluids from the operating site.
- Transverse Serrations for Enhanced Gripping.
- Ratchet Mechanism Ensuring Self-Locking Action.
- Ergonomic Finger Rings Promoting Superior Control.